Shipping is included in the Farnell price, but not in the RS price.
Which, as the account sign-up/registration page (when you finally get to it) claims that Farnell offer "free shipping", makes their pricing even more questionable.
I concur that the design was compromised by military requirements, and that they flew some military/secret missions.
This doesn't change the fact that the orbiters were owned & operated by NASA.
By your argument, you might as well claim that due to the involvement of von Braun and others, the Saturn 5 was a Nazi rocket ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law )
...Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and General Dynamics are commercial enterprises, which happen to have lots of contracts with both military and civilian agencies of the USA and other governments.
Last time I looked, NASA was one of those civilian USA government agencies...
Put it this way - when was the last time you could buy shares in NASA (paying taxes doesn't count)?
The duration of its individual pulses is incredibly short – a few millionths of a billionth of a second. That’s still long enough to cause its subjects to vaporize, but that doesn’t happen until after their pictures have been snapped.
OK, this was in the second paragraph, but even so...
"The best way of stopping any liaison getting too heavy was to shag somebody else. It's amazing how women don't like you going to bed with someone else," said the officer...
"Captain Obvious" is clearly insufficient rank for this officer - for an insight of that magnitude, he should be at least a Colonel.
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Concur...
I wonder if Taco had to sign a non-compete clause when he left, and how long it might have left to run...
Thank you, sir - I enjoyed the Apple ][ and Atari ST versions.
Now, please tell these kids to get off your lawn...
Shipping is included in the Farnell price, but not in the RS price.
Which, as the account sign-up/registration page (when you finally get to it) claims that Farnell offer "free shipping", makes their pricing even more questionable.
Imagine a traditional-type, embossed script gilt-edged invitation on heavy card, but created using an HP DesignJet?
... or is that "error"?
Whichever, thanks and good luck.
I concur that the design was compromised by military requirements, and that they flew some military/secret missions.
This doesn't change the fact that the orbiters were owned & operated by NASA.
By your argument, you might as well claim that due to the involvement of von Braun and others, the Saturn 5 was a Nazi rocket ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law )
Many thanks for your kind words.
By the way, there should be a comma after "point".
...Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and General Dynamics are commercial enterprises, which happen to have lots of contracts with both military and civilian agencies of the USA and other governments.
Last time I looked, NASA was one of those civilian USA government agencies...
Put it this way - when was the last time you could buy shares in NASA (paying taxes doesn't count)?
Surely NASA is a "civilian" space agency, and the shuttle therefore a civilian craft?
Perhaps the correct term should be "non-governmental"...
Not a new player, just a firmware tweak to the cheapest single-layer bluray-type drive mechanism they can source.
Likewise, no new pressing plants - any existing plant that can press a single-layer BluRay disk will be able to press these...
Yeah, let's see where this ends...
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_2/Intel-Core%202%20Duo%20E4400%20HH80557PG0412M%20(BX80557E4400).html
EM64T, SSE 1, 2 & 3, but no VT.
Seems like you're SOL...
...it sounds like a fast version of using a sun-bed.
The duration of its individual pulses is incredibly short – a few millionths of a billionth of a second. That’s still long enough to cause its subjects to vaporize , but that doesn’t happen until after their pictures have been snapped.
OK, this was in the second paragraph, but even so...
"The best way of stopping any liaison getting too heavy was to shag somebody else. It's amazing how women don't like you going to bed with someone else," said the officer...
"Captain Obvious" is clearly insufficient rank for this officer - for an insight of that magnitude, he should be at least a Colonel.
Actually, the OP *does* have a clue.
The reported justification for WebP is to reduce "latency" not "bandwidth use".
You appear to not understand the difference between an opinion and a statement of fact.
To quote wikipedia:
is inherently invalid.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2001/10/26/
Defending an infringment lawsuit would be very expensive. On the other hand, rifle ammunition is quite cheap.
How many people are on the MPEG-LA board?
... let's make Pi equal to 3.
...it should be a Twinkie.
You bastard!
My pack just had branded napkins and the bags...
.com? .co.uk? .com.au?